Sentence examples for chance to complement from inspiring English sources

"We will make sure homegrown talent nurtured in the 'West Ham way' will always be given the chance to complement established players brought in from elsewhere".

She was the only person I knew who had one... and had her ringtone set to Abba's "Take a Chance on Me" to complement her whole retro non-techie vibe.

Copies of a rare replicator type enjoy the advantage of having a higher chance to be complemented by the more common species within their metabolic neighbourhood than the other way round.

Rare replicators are at a relative advantage compared to common ones, because they have more chance to be complemented by all the common types within a small metabolic neighbourhood – more common replicators have less chance to find at least one rare type molecule nearby and thus to get copied.

If it's meant to complement the lidar, chances are it overlaps considerably, but is built more to identify other cars and larger obstacles.

It also gives him the chance to use his signature vibrant, colorful sets to complement his broad comedy.

In rural regions, telemedical concepts can be a chance to unburden and complement the existing healthcare system.

To improve the treatment of patients with mental disorders, especially in rural regions, telemedical concepts can be a chance to unburden and complement the existing healthcare system.

There is little chance it will add UConn or Rutgers anytime soon, unless it is to complement a college of significant football value.

Rather than seeking to make sweeping changes, which may have affected his chances of getting the job in the first place, Ranieri chose to complement what was in place by bringing in three staff of his own.

The SHADE system is designed to complement pre-deployment detection techniques and to add a final, last-chance layer of security.